Re: The adventures of Flatfish, episosde 2, part 1/2
drsquare wrote: > > On Fri, 09 Nov 2001 12:24:42 GMT, in alt.ascii-art, > (ahl...@home.com (Chris Ahlstrom)) wrote: > > >While stuck in the full lotus position, gar...@hotmail.com chanted this mantra: > > > >>>The adventures of Flatfish, episode 2, part 1/2. > >> ROTFLMAO > > > >Me too. > > Oh come on, it wasn't that good. > Of course it was. I liked the part about the guy asking his girl if she had a flatfish in her pants or was she just glad to see him. LOL!!!
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